Family Law - including Child Care Proceedings, Matrimonial disputes including divorce, financial settlements on separation and Private Disputes surrounding children. Property Law - including residential and commercial conveyancing, leases and Possession Claims. Services for the elderly, Powers of Attorney, Deputyship Orders and nursing home fees advice.
In the event of a family breakdown, or social services intervention, you can be assured that your dispute will be handled by experts in their field who are members of specialised Law Society Panels. In the event of a major life event such as moving home, the death of a relative or simply growing older we have a team of experts able to help you navigate the legal processes.
With levels of Domestic Abuse levels increasing during the pandemic, Baches has increased its efforts to connect with more people.
In the event of a family breakdown, or social services intervention, you can be assured that your dispute will be handled by experts in their field who are members of specialised Law Society Panels. In the event of a major life event such as moving home, the death of a relative or simply growing older we have a team of experts able to help you navigate the legal processes.
With levels of Domestic Abuse levels increasing during the pandemic, Baches has increased its efforts to connect with more people.
Services
Jo is a solicitor with 20 years experience of children's law.
Jo can help you or your children and grandchildren with any legal problem about childrens' lives.
Whether that is who they should live with or who they should see, Jo can help you through the legal process to ensure the best outcome for everyone.
Lucie is a consultant solicitor at Baches.
She was admitted as a solicitor during 1998 and has a wealth of experience representing parents and children in both care and private law proceedings.
Jo can help you or your children and grandchildren with any legal problem about childrens' lives.
Whether that is who they should live with or who they should see, Jo can help you through the legal process to ensure the best outcome for everyone.
Lucie is a consultant solicitor at Baches.
She was admitted as a solicitor during 1998 and has a wealth of experience representing parents and children in both care and private law proceedings.
Baches employ a friendly and dynamic team of support staff to assist with the overall day to day running of the firm.
We take pride in the fact that a lot of our support staff have been with us for all, or the majority, of their working careers.
Baches employ a strong and dedicated team of secretaries, clerks, administrators, paralegals, trainee solicitors and receptionists whom are a valued asset to our firm.
We are committed and pride ourselves in providing equal opportunities to all of our staff at Baches regardless of age, disability, race, sexual orientation, religion etc.
We take pride in the fact that a lot of our support staff have been with us for all, or the majority, of their working careers.
Baches employ a strong and dedicated team of secretaries, clerks, administrators, paralegals, trainee solicitors and receptionists whom are a valued asset to our firm.
We are committed and pride ourselves in providing equal opportunities to all of our staff at Baches regardless of age, disability, race, sexual orientation, religion etc.
Baches Solicitors are proud to offer legal services to the LGBT community.
We endorse Stonewall's aim to support and empower lesbian, gay, bi and trans people to live their lives free from discrimination.
If you need advice please contact Jo at jo.johnson@baches.co.uk and she will direct your enquiry.
We are also actively seeking to recruit to our vacant positions from the LGBT community.
If you are a qualified lawyer/aspiring lawyer or have great administration skills please send your cv to Jo.
We endorse Stonewall's aim to support and empower lesbian, gay, bi and trans people to live their lives free from discrimination.
If you need advice please contact Jo at jo.johnson@baches.co.uk and she will direct your enquiry.
We are also actively seeking to recruit to our vacant positions from the LGBT community.
If you are a qualified lawyer/aspiring lawyer or have great administration skills please send your cv to Jo.
Domestic Abuse, often referred to as Domestic Violence, affects countless people in the UK every year.
The law does not define Domestic Abuse, but it generally includes any incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive or threatening behaviour, violence or abuse.
Domestic Abuse affects everybody differently, it impacts both men and women in all types of relationships.
Everyone's personal story and situation is different.
You could be married, partners, or ex-partners.
You might have children together.
The law does not define Domestic Abuse, but it generally includes any incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive or threatening behaviour, violence or abuse.
Domestic Abuse affects everybody differently, it impacts both men and women in all types of relationships.
Everyone's personal story and situation is different.
You could be married, partners, or ex-partners.
You might have children together.
Contentious probate refers to a situation where there is a dispute over the validity of a Will or inheritance.
We are able to offer a full range of services to assist both Executors and Beneficiaries in resolving probate disputes.
Disputes over Inheritance - If you were financially dependent on the deceased and they have not catered for you in their Will or if you have not benefited under the rules of intestacy it may be possible for you to bring a claim against their estate.
If you were financially dependent on the deceased you are able to bring a claim under the Provision for Family and Dependants Act 1975 ('the Inheritance Act').
We are able to offer a full range of services to assist both Executors and Beneficiaries in resolving probate disputes.
Disputes over Inheritance - If you were financially dependent on the deceased and they have not catered for you in their Will or if you have not benefited under the rules of intestacy it may be possible for you to bring a claim against their estate.
If you were financially dependent on the deceased you are able to bring a claim under the Provision for Family and Dependants Act 1975 ('the Inheritance Act').
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